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WELSH EDUCATION NEWS – 25/08/2022

WELSH EDUCATION NEWS

Summer 2022 results and overview of general and vocational qualifications GCSE learners in Wales receive their grades today

Today candidates receive their 2022 GCSE and Welsh Baccalaureate results For more information visit our Results Day Webpage To contact WJEC please email resultsday@wjec.co.uk or call the helpline on 02920 265 000 You can also follow WJEC on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram 

Start Your Story Help young people start their story following their results with the Young Person’s Guarantee, whether they’ve completed their GCSEs or vocational qualifications. Working Wales is here to help students and parents with advice, guidance and practical support covering all the options, whatever their results.

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Make a genius decision with apprenticeships

If you’re leaving education and looking to start a career doing a job you love, an apprenticeship could be the perfect next step for you. You’ll develop new skills, work alongside industry professionals and gain the qualifications employers want. Become an apprentice. A genius decision

Meic

Meic is the helpline service for children and young people up to the age of 25 in Wales.  If you need to speak to someone confidentially you can do so online, via text or calling Meic.

Other items of interest

Financial support available for learners and their families

Here are eight education subsidies and schemes that you could qualify for.

Stay aware, stay safe, stay together: Tom’s campaign

From September 2022, the new Health and well-being area of learning and experience in the Curriculum for Wales supports schools to provide learners with appropriate opportunities to assess and manage risk so they can keep themselves and others safe.

 

"To stay safe in your job search and flexible work, we recommend that you visit JobsAware (www.jobsaware.co.uk), a non-profit, joint industry and law enforcement organisation working to combat labour market abuse. Visit the JobsAware website for information and to get free, expert advice for safer work."

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